Sentence examples for interviews palestinians from inspiring English sources

In dozens of street interviews, Palestinians across the West Bank said they wanted no more contact with the Israelis, even though many of them depended on Israel for employment.

In interviews, Palestinian legislators who once accepted the terms of the Oslo accord -- considering only the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem to be the territory under negotiation with the Israelis -- now talk angrily about retaking cities in Israel like Jaffa and Haifa.

Felice Friedson interviews Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Faya'd.

For "The Yellow Wind" (1988), a nonfiction investigation of the Israeli occupation of the West Bank, which made Grossman internationally famous, he spent nine weeks interviewing Palestinians.

"The innocent Americans who died -- John Branchizio, Mark Parson and John Linde Jr. -- were on a mission of peace as part of our embassy team going to interview Palestinians for Fulbright scholarships to study or teach in the United States".

The piece is based on the famous and widely debated 1988 book of the same name by the Israeli writer David Grossman, who interviewed Palestinians and Israelis in the refugee camps and settlements of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.

I'm nervous, heading to the London Amnesty International offices to interview Palestinian human rights activists Issa Amro and Farid al-Atrash.

He appears to have conducted very few interviews with Palestinians or even to have examined Palestinian attitudes through opinion polls.

Purposely disconcerting but nonetheless ill conceived were excerpts from interviews with Palestinians: testimony about checkpoints, borders, incarceration and death, recited flatly by the dancer Mina Nishimura.

In interviews, seven Palestinian men who lost their citizenship described a similar chain of events.

As Mr Weisglass put it in his notorious interview, the Palestinians there will have no more Israeli soldiers to ruin their day.